Exhaust Fan AWENTA WA100W with Pull-Cord Switch (model WPG125Z)

AWENTA WA100W is an inline exhaust fan designed for ventilation of bathrooms, toilets and small utility rooms. The compact unit provides mechanical extraction to remove moisture and odours from confined spaces and is intended for wall or ceiling mounting in residential environments. The integrated pull-cord switch allows direct on/off operation without additional wiring to a remote switch, simplifying installation and everyday use.

Advantages

The fan delivers continuous, reliable air extraction in a compact housing that fits into tight installation locations. The pull-cord switch offers immediate manual control, eliminating the need for separate wall switches. The design focuses on straightforward mounting and basic maintenance, making it suitable for retrofit installations as well as new builds where simple, effective ventilation is required.

Suitable for

• Bathroom ventilation to reduce humidity and prevent mould growth
• Toilet rooms and guest lavatories
• Small utility rooms, laundry areas and storage spaces
• Retrofit or new installations requiring a compact inline exhaust fan with manual control

Key specifications

• Installation type: wall or ceiling mounting
• Control: built-in pull-cord on/off switch
• Application: extraction of moist air and odours in small residential rooms
• Form factor: compact inline axial fan suitable for limited space

How to use

Mount the fan in a suitable location on a wall or ceiling according to local electrical and building regulations. Connect the fan to the ducting system so extracted air is discharged to the outside. Use the pull-cord switch to turn the fan on and off as required; leave running during and after showering or other activities that generate moisture until humidity levels have reduced. Follow manufacturer guidance for wiring, earthing, and any required backdraft or grille fittings.

Usage recommendations

Position the fan to provide the shortest practicable duct run to the outside and avoid multiple bends to maintain airflow. Regularly inspect and clean the inlet grille and impeller to sustain performance. If the space experiences persistent condensation, consider extending running time after activities that produce moisture or combining with a humidity-controlled switch for automatic operation.